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Delphi leads push for standardised wiring
   
  The existence of several different providers and technologies has led to compatibility problems during the wiring harness development phase.  
     
 
Brief

There are many reasons to establish a standard for a common automotive data exchange format.Not only has the number of electrical and electronic components in a vehicle increased steadily in recent years, the number of necessary design and development tools has also grown.
 
     
 
Earlier this year, in pursuit of standardised wiring harness development, Delphi Corp. joined the organisers of the German automotive association VDA and ProSTEP iViP, at the annual KBL Day in Weissach, Germany to discuss with leading manufacturers and suppliers the current state of standardisation, related strategies and available products.

KBL is an integral part of the data exchange concept. Utilising KBL is just one aspect of Delphi’s Velocity Tool Suite, which is a comprehensive set of design, analysis and simulation tools to create a virtual model of a vehicle’s E/E architecture down to the last connector, electrical centre, electronic module and wiring harness.
  
 
      
 
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